Memorials

S. Remigio 21 sep. di Giorgio Buini a

1367
1588	renovation

2311	D.O.M. Sep. hoc quod Georgius Buinius civis Florent. et Francisci Laurentii Fil. Anno olim 1367. posuit. Sebastianus Leonardi Buinii F. et Andreas frater temporis diuturnitate consumptum restaur cur. A. D. MDLXXXVIII	To God, the Best, the Greatest. This tomb that Giorgio Buini Florentine citizen and son of Francesco di Lorenzo placed in 1367, Sebastiano son of Leonardo Buini and his brother Andrea took care that what had been consumed by the long duration of time was restored in the year of the Lord 1588.
2310	S. Georgii Cecchi vocato Buinno, et suorum	The tomb of Giorgio di Cecco called Buino and of his own

Buini, Giorgio di Cecco di Lorenzo (vocato Buino)		1367
Buini, Giorgio di Cecco di Lorenzo (vocato Buino)		1367 to circa 1821 (date is approximate)
Buini, Andrea di Giorgio di Francesco di Lorenzo		late fourteenth or early fifteenth century
Buini, Lionardo di Andrea di Giorgio di Francesco di Lorenzo		circa 1441 (date is approximate)
Buini, Giorgio di Andrea di Giorgio di Francesco di Lorenzo		after the 1440s
Buini, Andrea di Lionardo di Bastiano di Lionardo di Andrea		1588
Buini, Sebastiano di Lionardo di Bastiano di Lionardo di Andrea		1588

ASF, Manoscritti, 624, Rosselli, Sepoltuario Fiorentino, 1657 (copy)	pp. 565, no. 21
Stefano Rosselli, Sepoltuario Fiorentino, autograph	pp. 637, no. 21

[a] In 1367, Giorgio di Francesco di Lorenzo Buini installed a tomb with a wall marker that carried arms and an inscription in his parish church of San Remigio. Stefano Rosselli describes the wall marker as old (antico) and notes it was past the main door, suggesting it was in the retrofacade of the right aisle. However, it could have been on the right wall. The tomb slab renovated in 1588 was in the floor, either oriented west, if the marker was in the retrofacade, or south if in the aisle wall.